my family's Christmas card this year lmao pic.twitter.com/A2L7wfsprN [1]

— Emily Seawright (@cantseawright) November 26, 2017 [2]

Ah, the holidays — it's that time of year when refrigerators are plastered with adorable family greeting cards, often announcing some exciting new life event for the family who sent it. Between weddings, pregnancies, and even pet adoptions, there are plenty of opportunities to break big news via holiday snail mail . . . which means serious pressure for anybody who doesn't have a groundbreaking development to share. So when Twitter user Emily Seawright [3] shared a photo of herself in this exact predicament in her family's festive Christmas card [4], thousands of people related to her position as just "Emily."

Standing beside her siblings and parents — who held signs declaring their respective statuses as "Expecting," "Engaged," and "Excited" — Seawright held up her own hilarious sign, which simply reads "Emily." Cue an onslaught of replies from siblings in the same boat declaring "we are all Emily."

same, sis pic.twitter.com/y8hBk8MKeA [5]

— Eve (@evelynsilva01) November 27, 2017 [6]

My current Relationship status : "Emily" https://t.co/YyJIc3Kzm2 [7]

— Shasteen (@shasteenjamae) November 27, 2017 [8]

This is me as well pic.twitter.com/UnUM5ifE9x [9]

— Ely Belly 🐍❤️ (@swiftie_1990) November 27, 2017 [10]

#RootingForEmily [11]#WeAreAllEmily [12]#EmilysUnite [13] https://t.co/Bx9M2tGWUn [14]

— Britt Stephens (@brittsteps) November 27, 2017 [15]

Of course, there's nothing wrong with just being yourself during the holiday season. But anybody who's ever had to answer "Are you seeing anyone?" or "So when are you settling down?" over Christmas dinner will understand the feeling! We've all been Emily at one point or another, and it's about time to be proud of it.